the great white frost-hunter,
- Umber
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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8 comments:
Ha ha...cute..I love love love gentle frost : )
Me TOO! I squat down in the yard, nose to the grass and examine all those crystalline structures with the utmost awe (and then, without fail, look up and see one of my neighbors with a puzzled look on his face).
Too funny...I can only imagine with you flopping your arms like a bird one day and the next, down on the ground, they must be thinking "we like what she is drinking!"
Bundle up!
...oh those...fuzzy...3~leafers...are so pretty...
I'm with Nancy when it comes to the three leafers...AND...remember that time you came and lived in my house with me? Well RW is refinishing the heart pine flooring that was beneath four layers of carpet and next time you come to stay the entire space will scream your name and I'll put up a hook for you to hang that apron on and this is all to say that I miss you.
I miss you.
Do you have a special camera of something? Your photos always turn out gorgeous! I tried to take frost photos this morning and they looked...blah. What is your secret?
I know, I LOVES those little lucky three-leafers too! So do Thai and Sing, who like to graze among them like cat-shaped cattle.
Zorah - To be totally honest, I have a little Canon point-and-shoot with a busted lens cover (that I may or may not have dropped). BUT the macro setting is my friend (most of the time, and after quit a lot of messing around with it to begin with). I'm terrible about reading manuals, so it's all trial and error with me!
Cold and Cool, best go chop some logs and put them in the fire! the frost is so darned lovely to look at and I bet the glints of sunlight sparkling on them made you feel like you were experiencing magic:P
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